W. W. Norton & Company : College Books

• Part One — Market Demand and Firm Behavior
• Chapter 1: Demand Theory
• Chapter 2: Production Theory
• Chapter 3: Case Chapter- Economics by the Glass, Can, or Keg


• Part Two — Perfect Competition and Monopoly
• Chapter 4: Perfect Competition
• Chapter 5: Monopoly
• Chapter 6: Case Chapter- No Electricity, No Modern Civilization


• Part Three — Oligopoly, Monopolistic Competition, and Antitrust Policy
• Chapter 7: Oligopoly and Monopolistic Competition
• Chapter 8: Industrial Concentration and the Antitrust Laws
• Chapter 9: Case Chapter- Henry Ford Wouldnít Recognize the Auto Industry Today


• Part Four — The Distribution of Income
• Chapter 10: Wages
• Chapter 11: Interest, Rent, and Profits
• Chapter 12: Case Chapter- A Woman’s Work Is Never Done


• Part Five — Resource Allocation and the Government
• Chapter 13: Optimal Resource Allocation
• Chapter 14: The Economic Role of the Government
• Chapter 15: Case Chapter- Will Pollution Make Caviar Extinct?

Essential Macroeconomics

• Part One — National Output, Unemployment, and Inflation
• Chapter 1: National Output
• Chapter 2: Unemployment and Inflation
• Chapter 3: Aggregate Demand
• Chapter 4: Aggregate Demand and Supply Curves
• Chapter 5: Case Chapter- The Ups and Downs of the Economy


• Part Two — Fiscal Policy and Budget Deficits
• Chapter 6: Fiscal Policy
• Chapter 7: Budget Deficits and the National Debt
• Chapter 8: Case Chapter- What Should Be Done about the Federal Deficit?


• Part Three — Monetary Policy
• Chapter 9: Money and the Economy
• Chapter 10: The Federal Reserve and the Banking System
• Chapter 11: Monetary Policy
• Chapter 12: Controversies over Stabilization Policy
• Chapter 13: Case Chapter- Why Did the Fed Hike Interest Rates in Late 1994?


• Part Four — Economic Growth
• Chapter 14: Economic Growth
• Chapter 15: Case Chapter- What Should U.S. Policy toward Civilian Technology Be?


• Part Five — International Economics
• Chapter 16: International Trade
• Chapter 17: International Finance
• Chapter 18: Case Chapter- Should the 1994 Trade Agreement Have Passed?